Label & SDS
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Registration information
- U.S. EPA Registration number: 773-59
- U.S. EPA Status:
ACTIVE
Description
'Atroban 11% Ec' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 773-59. It was originally approved by EPA on 16 Nov 1983. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Permethrin. It's approved for 19 sites including animal living quarters, beef cattle, dairy cattle, goats, hogs, horses, meat processing plants, pet kennels, poultry, and sheep. It is also approved for 21 pests and pest groups including but not limited to ants, black flies, cockroaches, crickets, ear tick, eye gnats, face fly, fannia flies, hog louse, and horn fly.
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Alternative names:
- ATROBAN 11% EC INSECTICIDAL SPRAYAlternate
- ATROBAN 11% ECActive
Registrant:
- INTERVET INC D/B/A MERCK ANIMAL HEALTH
- Address:
126 E. Lincoln Avenue
Rahway, NJ 07065
Active ingredients:
- Permethrin 11%
- Other ingredients 89%
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Registered target pests:
- Ants
- Black flies
- Cockroaches
- Crickets
- Ear tick
- Eye gnats
- Face fly
- Fannia flies
- Hog louse
- Horn fly
- Horse flies
- House fly
- Lice
- Mange mite
- Mosquitoes
- Northern fowl mite
- Scabies mite
- Sheep ked
- Spiders
- Stable fly
- Ticks
Registered target sites:
- Animal living quarters (dvm)
- Beef cattle (animal treatment)
- Beef cattle (enclosed premise treatment)
- Dairy cattle (animal treatment)
- Dairy cattle (enclosed premise treatment)
- Dairy cattle (lactating) (animal treatment)
- Dairy cattle (nonlactating) (animal treatment)
- Goats (animal treatment)
- Hogs (animal treatment)
- Hogs (enclosed premise treatment)
- Horses (animal treatment)
- Horses (enclosed premise treatment)
- Horses (not for slaughter) (animal treatment)
- Meat processing plants (outdoor-edible)
- Pet kennels (dvm) (enclosed premise treatment)
- Poultry (animal treatment)
- Poultry (enclosed premise treatment)
- Sheep (animal treatment)
- Sheep (enclosed premise treatment)